Chambers Ireland demands end to wage agreements

Chambers Ireland has today called for the abolition of Employment Regulation Orders (ERO) and Registered Employment Agreements (REA) in its submission to the Independent Review of ERO and REA wage-setting mechanisms.

Chambers Ireland demands end to wage agreements

Chambers Ireland has today called for the abolition of Employment Regulation Orders (ERO) and Registered Employment Agreements (REA) in its submission to the Independent Review of ERO and REA wage-setting mechanisms.

“Chambers Ireland has long called for the abolition of those ERO and REA’s that no longer serve a rational purpose since the introduction of the National Minimum Wage (NMW) more than a decade ago,” said John Forde, Council Chair.

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